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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
6
A 14 year old boy Rupert Ryan of 15 Pierpont Street sustains a fractured arm after an incident. He received medical attention and remains under observation.
A terse report notes a farm incident yesterday at Seaside Tank in Tooteall. Details are sparse, with limited readable facts about what happened and who was involved.
Prominent Wisconsin lecturer George H. Nickels of Milwaukee testifies Tanlac relieved a six month stomach trouble, with digestion distress and nervous weakness. He gained 27 pounds and now reports strong appetite and improved health, praising Tanlac as unequaled.
Coroner heard testimony about a woman struck by an automobile on Fairfield avenue as she attempted to board a trolley car. She died at the hospital the following day, with details outlining the sequence of events and the vehicle involved.
Automobile violation cases were disposed of in the city court yesterday morning. Louis Thorpe of street fined $1 for living without a license. Osear Petersen of Worcester fined $19 for speeding. Frida Cenebols at 2231 North Avenue fined $1 for violation of the parking ordinances. George Nobile of Waterbury fined $4 and costs for operating a jitney without a license. Vv. lel. Figrino of Ryosn Reel fined $2 and gests for operating an automobile without 2 linens 600) Norman.
Mark Sulit reports on fears that European reparations and debt issues will complicate the Washington arms conference. British leaders urge linking reparations with security talks, while Churchill proposes addressing wartime debts and Europe's financial woes alongside armament limits, challenging Senator Borah's plan to keep the talks focused.
In Milword town court Saturday morning J D Brown Jr handled two cases. Nathan Razee, charged with breach of the peace and assault on his wife, received a sentence of 2 1/2 days. Arthur T Mink, of Bridaé Port, charged with non appearance, was continued for 8 days. An earthquake shock was reported in Los Angeles at dawn, lasting only a few seconds with no damage. The Federation of Recreation centers schedules a meeting next Monday.
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